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[ProfessorViking]

Ok. Here is what I did.

 

http://gaming.stacke...ons-dont-appear

 

 

At first, I couldnt get it to work by editing my save right before the pivotal conversation.

Prior to this, I mistakenly had "rewritten the geth" and "tali exonerated" as opposed to "Tali found not guilty", I fixed these to "geth killed" and "not guilty", but I still couldnt get the options to come up at all.

 

So I restarted to a save before I even meet the quarians, thinking that perhaps I had locked in something with tali or legion somehow.... it still wont work. 

The one thing I perhaps need that I was unable to change with Gibbed, is that I do not know how to make it so my ME2 save recgonizes that I used charm or intimidate on the tali/legion conflict in ME2. I played ME2, and that is what I did, but I played ME2 on the 360 and am playing ME3 on the PC.

 

 

Here is what I have

Tali and Legion loyal in ME2.

Tali "not guilty"

Tali's father not exiled.

Punched that one ******* admiral in the stomach with renegade interrupt after he fired on the dreadnought. 

Did both "Save the Admiral on Rannoch" and "Destroy Geth Squadron on Rannoch"

4 bars reputation (854 paragon points, 879 renegade points, 1059 reputation points)

Supported with Tali over Admiral Xen during their little conversation on the normandy.

Romancing Tali.

 

 

At my wits end here, because both of these races fascinate the hell out of me, and I think the Geth would be a wonderful asset to the cause. To simply let that trigger happy Admiral ruin this peace for me is just not acceptable. I should have had the option to blow him away and replace him.

[CDTheBookMan]

Okay, I'm assuming you're all Paragon, but even if you're all Renegade, you can still broker a peace between both sides.  Basically, you gain Tali's and Legion's loyalty and tell the Admiralty Board during Tali's trial not to go to war with the Geth, which would be the Paragon option at the end of the trial after Tali has been claimed innocent.  In ME3, you get Legion back and denounce any attempt to have Xen study it.  You side against the war with the Geth and save Admiral Koris, not his crew.  Make sure you've gone all Paragon or Renegade thus far so that you have extra options during the conversations.  On Rannoch, side with Legion when he wants to upload the Reaper code.  Beg Tali to stop the fleet from attacking.  Then, let Legion continue to upload the code and go with either the Paragon option of Rallying the fleet or the Renegade option of Talking them down.  Tali and Koris will side with you, leading to Admiral Garrol telling the fleet to stand down.  Remember, in ME2, you have to go with either the extra Paragon or Renegade option to keep Legion and Tali from going against each other after gaining Legion's loyalty.  Romancing Tali is not necessary, but being either fully Paragon or Renegade is.  Also, make sure you go through the Legion sidequest where he takes you into the Geth consensus in ME3 before taking on the Reaper on Rannoch.  Message me if you run into any problems.

[ProfessorViking]

"tell the Admiralty Board during Tali's trial not to go to war with the Geth"

I didnt import from ME2, but am using Gibbed save editor to edit how I played. So Im not sure if the default option has this happen or not.

 

  "In ME3, you get Legion back and denounce any attempt to have Xen study it. "

Is this part really important? I think I replied "perhaps later" to Xen.

 

" You side against the war with the Geth and save Admiral Koris, not his crew."

Did that

 

"Make sure you've gone all Paragon or Renegade thus far so that you have extra options during the conversations."

I thought the new reputation system allowed you to be flexible.

 

"On Rannoch, side with Legion when he wants to upload the Reaper code.  Beg Tali to stop the fleet from attacking.  Then, let Legion continue to upload the code and go with either the Paragon option of Rallying the fleet or the Renegade option of Talking them down."

I did that, but a renegade or paragon option just never shows up. It forces me to choose one or another.

 

 

I understand that you had to be fully para or renegade in ME2, but for ME3, that doesn't seem to be a requirement from what I have seen. Plenty of people get both charm and intimidate options on this conversation. 

[ProfessorViking]

I think what I might really need, is the gibbed bool for the renegade paragon option in the tali/Legion argument in ME2...

 

Has anyone been able to get peace by not importing ME2, but instead using gibbed.

[shodiswe]

Geneesis 2, maybe? I havn't tried them since I got all the saves.

It's likely that you arn't Paragon or Renegade enough, for some reason.

I think I can use both in my playthroughs. Maybe it's all the sidequests.

I even rewrote the Geth in ME2.

[DeinonSlayer]

Need moar fetch quests.

Seriously. Fetch quests, side mission completion and crew interaction increase your Reputation score. You can edit that directly in Gibbed as well. Paragon and renegade scores are inconsequential; Reputation is the basis of ME3's persuasion mechanic.

Might also blow up the heretics if you haven't.

[ProfessorViking]

YES!

I fixed it. and I was right. My reputation was fine. It likely had to do with the ME2 confrontatino between legion.

 

From http://masseffect.wi...annoch/Archive1

 

"GIBBED BOOLEAN FIX FOR RANNOCH PEACE DIALOGUE OPTIONS TO APPEAR

I played this mission 5 times, trying different edits. 95% of the sites that talk about it don't have the answer... I finally stumbled across a post by orkusl on Gamespot.

 

TO FIX:

BOOL 1585 SET TO TRUE

BOOL 1499 SET TO TRUE

 

Probably has something to do with the Tali/Legion conflict in ME2.

Enjoy the peace!"

This needs to be put on every guide.

Seems like that Legion/ tali argument wasn't just beneficial. It was mandatory.

[themikefest]

 

Seems like that Legion/ tali argument wasn't just beneficial. It was mandatory.

That argument is not required. I was able to acheive peace without having it.

 

This is what I posted in the ME2 section awhile back when I achieved peace.

Yesterday I acheived peace between the Quarians and Geth.

In ME2 I turned over the evidence to Admirals which led to not having Tali loyal, but she was found innocent of all charges.

I destroyed the heretics gaining Legion's loyalty.

I never got the opportunity to get peace between Legion and Tali.becasue she wasn't loyal.

In ME3 I saved Koris, did the Geth consenus mission.

After the reaper was destroyed, I chose let the Geth die option(I'm playing as a renegade) than told Legion to upload the code(bottom left dialogue) which led to some cool dialogue from femshep and peace was obtained.         

[Farangbaa]

The requirements for peace are much less than what is said in this topic.

 

http://masseffect.wi...iority:_Rannoch

 

The problem the OP most likely had is that he presented the evidence in ME2 at Tali's LM, which is why he/she needed to resolve the argument. (without it he/she would not get 5 "trust" points).

[Kurt M.]

I managed to break peace in my very 1st playthough A damn miracle, considering that I rewrote the Heretics every time with my Paragon, and that because of that I needed to do all the other steps without the slightest mistake in order to achieve it. I almost managed to fail because I thought of rescuing the crew instead of admiral Koris...

[themikefest]

The requirements for peace are much less than what is said in this topic.

 

http://masseffect.wi...iority:_Rannoch

 

The problem the OP most likely had is that he presented the evidence in ME2 at Tali's LM, which is why he/she needed to resolve the argument. (without it he/she would not get 5 "trust" points).

That argument is not required to acheive peace.

http://forum.bioware...2#entry16084038

[Farangbaa]

That argument is not required to acheive peace.

http://forum.bioware...2#entry16084038

 

No it isn't.

 

It is if you present the evidence at the hearing. You cannot achieve 5 'trust' points otherwise if you do. Presenting both the evidence and rewriting the Geth makes it impossible.

[themikefest]

No it isn't.

 

It is if you present the evidence at the hearing. You cannot achieve 5 'trust' points otherwise if you do. Presenting both the evidence and rewriting the Geth makes it impossible.

In that case, yes its required.

[ProfessorViking]

In that case, BOOL 1585 and 1499 likely had to do with the evidence. 

[AlanC9]

Perhaps one was the argument and the other was the evidence.

[ProfessorViking]

likely

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Aria's couch is worth 5000 war assets.

 

 

that was a joke.

[SporkFu]

Aria's couch is worth 5000 war assets.

 

 

that was a joke.

Made me look. 

[Excella Gionne]

Lol, why so much trouble? I go through the Trilogy never having to worry about it. The only time I can't make peace is if I forget in ME3 or I intentionally do not attempt peace. What did you do at Legion's Loyalty Mission?

[AlanC9]

Read the post. The OP couldn't import. 

[Excella Gionne]

Read the post. The OP couldn't import. 

Nonetheless, the OP did import, but couldn't import the changes to affect the OP's save. Regardless, "exonerated" and "not guilty" should apply to the same factor unless the OP revealed Tali's father's experiments to the admiralty board. 

[Excella Gionne]

OP, which version of ME3 gibbed are you using? That may be the problem.